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The Temple of the Rosy Cross: The Soul, Its Powers and Migrations — Freeman B. Dowd — 1897
The Temple of the Rosy Cross: The Soul, Its Powers and Migrations — Freeman B. Dowd — 1897
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Edition Details
- Author
- Freeman B. Dowd
- Original publication year
- 1897
- Edition publication year
- 1897
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- Rosicrucianism, Occultism, Spirituality
Published in 1897, The Temple of the Rosy Cross: The Soul, Its Powers and Migrations by Freeman B. Dowd is a Rosicrucian study of the soul, consciousness, reincarnation, and spiritual development.
Dowd considers the human being as a traveler through changing forms and conditions, gradually awakening to deeper powers and responsibilities. The Rosy Cross becomes both a symbol of initiation and a framework for understanding the relation among body, soul, spirit, thought, and divine law.
The work belongs to the early American Rosicrucian tradition and will be of interest to readers of esoteric Christianity, occult philosophy, reincarnation, and the symbolic literature of the Rose Cross.
Details
Author: Freeman B. Dowd
Publication year: 1897
Length: 240 pages
Subjects: Rosicrucianism, the soul, reincarnation, consciousness, initiation, and spiritual evolution
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